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Optimize Column Widths in Quote Line Editor
To give sales reps the ability to customize the layout of the quote line editor, add the ability to resize column widths. (Salesforce CPQ Managed Package)

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To give sales reps the ability to customize the layout of the quote line editor, add the ability to resize column widths. (Salesforce CPQ Managed Package)
| Available in: Salesforce CPQ Summer '20 and later |
After an administrator has enabled the feature and assigned users the correct permissions, sales reps can adjust column widths in the quote line editor. This feature is available with Large Quote Experience.
Click-and-drag the edge of the column you'd like to resize. Your changes are auto-saved and they persist, so when you open the quote line editor again you don’t have to resize your columns.
You can resize columns, but not rows. When you resize a column in a field set, you don't resize it for other field sets. Navigate to each field set and resize accordingly. There are minimum column widths to ensure that you don’t inadvertently hide a column.
To reset your columns to the system default, click the settings gear and choose Reset Column Widths.
| OBJECT | CREATE | READ | UPDATE | DELETE |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ColumnMetadata | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| FieldSetMetadata | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
You can resize columns in the full Salesforce site only. The column widths also apply to the Salesforce mobile app. Ensure the column widths you select work for both.
Resetting to the default is available only in the full Salesforce site.

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